Neighbouring nations are calling for coastal states to take greater responsibility for managing the Red Sea amid rising tensions, as conflict intensifies in northern Ethiopia. The push comes as instability in the region threatens maritime security and disrupts shipping lanes. Diplomats warn that without stronger oversight, the escalating violence could further destabilize trade and navigation. The demand highlights growing concerns over the Red Sea’s role in global commerce and regional stability.
Neighbouring countries say coastal states must govern Red Sea as fighting escalates in northern Ethiopia.
